Wenger: Gunners have shown steel
The Gunners head to Newcastle with their destiny in their own hands, currently in fourth place after beating FA Cup winners Wigan in midweek. It’s a far cry from earlier in the campaign when a home defeat by Swansea on December 2 left them in 10th place.
While depending on other results at Stamford Bridge and White Hart Lane, Arsenal — who are a point ahead of Tottenham and two behind Chelsea — could of course still yet finish fifth or indeed sneak up into third place, Wenger maintains his often-criticised squad have passed their test of character.
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